Bruce campbell Meets Priscilla pResley at FanExpo San Francisco
This weekend at FAN EXPO San Francisco, pop culture fans were treated to a moment for the ages. Two legends from different worlds—Priscilla Presley and Bruce Campbell—came together for an iconic photo op, uniting the worlds of rock ‘n’ roll and cult cinema. The meeting was made even more special when director Don Coscarelli, the genius behind Bubba Ho-Tep, shared the photo online, delighting fans of the cult classic.
Priscilla Presley, known for her timeless elegance and dedication to preserving the legacy of Elvis Presley, brought her signature charm to the convention. As the wife of the King of Rock and Roll, her presence is a reminder of the enduring cultural impact of Elvis’s music and story.
Bruce Campbell, ever the showman, stood beside her wearing a sharp floral blazer that screams "king of cool." Known for his iconic roles in The Evil Dead series and his unforgettable turn as Elvis Presley in Bubba Ho-Tep, Campbell brought his usual wit and charisma to the event. For fans of Bubba Ho-Tep, this moment felt like a full-circle tribute to his portrayal of the King himself.
Don Coscarelli, who directed Bubba Ho-Tep, joined the celebration by sharing the photo with fans on social media. It was the perfect stamp of approval, highlighting the connection between Campbell’s Elvis and Priscilla’s real-life role as the Queen of the Presley legacy. Coscarelli’s involvement turned what was already a memorable moment into a significant event for fans of his work.
Captioned “The King Meets The Queen,” this photo perfectly embodies what makes FAN EXPO so special: the chance for fans to witness crossovers and encounters they never imagined possible. Whether you’re a fan of Priscilla’s grace or Bruce’s groovy energy, this moment is a celebration of two legends who’ve each left their mark on their respective worlds.
For those of us at BubbaHoTep.com, this is the kind of moment we live for—seeing the worlds of cult cinema and rock ‘n’ roll collide in the best way possible. Big thanks to Don Coscarelli for sharing this with all of us. Here’s to more legendary encounters in the future, and to the lasting legacies of both The King and The Queen!